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Top 5 Apps to Transfer Your Files from Android to PC

Android smartphones are great at a lot of things but they have limited storage space. Besides that, smartphones are very compatible and we always carry them, so there is always a chance of losing them. There are plenty of other reasons that indicate that one should transfer one’s mobile files or data to a PC in order to make them safe and secure. Well, whatever the reasons are, here are our top 5 picks for the file transfer apps. Let’s take a look.



AirDroid and Pushbullet

AirDroid is a very popular file transfer app that you can use to transfer your big files from Android to PC easily. It can do a few other tasks as well, such as sending and receiving SMS/MMS from a PC, track your device notifications, and more. You can use this app to track and find a lost phone. Most of the features on AirDroid can be accessed for free, but to use advanced features you will have to take a subscription to its premium version that will cost you up to $1.99 for a month, or $19.99 for a year. Pushbullet is also a great file transfer app that mostly works like AirDroid, but it’s a bit costlier than AirDroid. However, both the apps work fantastically and are great for transfer files from Android to PC.

Cloud Storage

Plenty of cloud storage services are available these days and they are a great way to transfer your files from Android to PC. Some of the best cloud storage services are Google Drive, Dropbox, Box.com, OneDrive, and more; you can choose any of them. You just need to upload your files to your preferred cloud storage and you will be able to access them from any device. So, you can upload your files from your Android device, and download them on PC, but for this, you will need an internet connection.

Feem v4

Feem v4 is a straightforward file transfer app that transfers files from one device to another using the same WiFi network. The devices on which this app works are mobile phones, laptops, computers, tablets, etc. You need to download and install this app on both devices (from where and to where you want to transfer your files) and connect them with the same WiFi network. Now you are ready to transfer whatever you want to. The app even includes Material Design and a straightforward user interface. It works flawlessly and you should try it.

Resilio Sync

Resilio Sync is another great file transfer app that mostly works as a cloud storage service. But the cloud storage server where you transfer your files will be your own laptop or PC. The app allows you to transfer as many files as you want and works with most operating systems, including Mac, Windows, Linux, etc. It is a comparatively more secure app because whatever you transfer stays either on your PC or mobile. It works flawlessly and is available for free, it also offers a premium version available for up to $75.

Xender

Xender is one of the oldest and most popular file transfer apps that lets you connect your smartphone to a PC or other devices and share your files over WiFi. It works with Android, iOS, PCs, Macs, and also Tizen. It works perfectly and even offers a few other features, such as the ability to convert videos into audio files, tools to download videos from Facebook, Instagram, and even WhatsApp. It’s completely available for free to use on the Google Play Store, and you shall give it a try.

You can use any of the above-mentioned file transfer applications, they all work differently but do their work perfectly. That’s all I had to share, I hope you liked the article. Thank you for reading it.

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